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 by Xiaoming Zhang Texas A&M University Press 2002 Hard cover 320 pages photos, maps, appendix, footnotes, index ISBN: 978-1585442010 Cover Price: $32.49 Language: English  Order now at amazon.com Return to |
Red Wings Over The Yalu China, the Soviet Union, and the Air War in Korea This book details the background of Chinese air power during the Korean War. Red Wings Over The Yalu is a meticulously researched history for the formation of the People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF), their training and participation in the Korea War flying and fighting with Soviet aircraft and pilots. The Chinese began with captured Japanese planes and Soviet propeller aircraft from World War II. At the start of the Korean War received the Soviet Union's newest plane the MiG-15 jet. The book has four appendixes listing: A) PLAAF aviation troops 1950-1951, B) Soviet VSS/POV in China 1950-1951, C) Soviet POV Forces in Korea November 1, 1950–July 27, 1953 and D) CVP Air Forces in Korea, December 1950–July 1953. Review by Justin Taylan Return to Book Reviews | Add a review or submit for review Last Updated |
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